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INDIANA laboratories, and military installations are apt to turn into energetic quiz sessions in which he searches out new ways to improve methods, of training and production. He has studied so many scientific textbooks that he is considered by some to be as well informed on the subject of. nuclear Radigan Bros. vdPr J. Hommoad E.

C. Minas Company i i I 3 The duke at the coronation. By Gwen Morgan TV Tribunv't London bureau WHEN Queen Eliubeth II of England wings into Washington next Wednesday for her first visit to the United States since her coronation in 1853, she will have at her side a handsome, sandy haired young man with sharp eyes and an alert mind who is probably the most famous husband in the world. Philip, duke of Edinburgh, has no set job given him by the British government But he has chosen to make a productive place for himself in the life of his country by being a promoter of British progress. If his popularity in that sceptered isle is any indication, he has been a whopping success at it A London newspaper commented not long ago that Philip has changed "the innocuous representative function of the royal family in the patronage of science and industry into something like a crusade for national efficiency.

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physics as any layman in the kingdom. Particularly concerned with shoddy conditions in England's seamy industrial areas, Philip has interested himself in the problems of factory workers and coal miners and has taken active steps to better their lot He is equally concerned with the sparsity of sports facilities available to the ordinary people of his country. To raise money for children's playing fields, he personally scripted (Continued on Page 22) Chicago Sunday Tribune MAGAZINE.